New Orleans isn’t just one city; it’s a collection of vibrant, distinct neighborhoods, each with its own story, its own flavor, and its own unique charm. Sure, everyone knows the French Quarter, but to really get New Orleans, you’ve got to explore beyond the usual spots. From the historic mansions of the Garden District to…
Right now, spring is just starting. I’m spending my days teaching and my evenings relaxing on the couch, grading papers and hiding from the cold. What I’m not doing? Traveling. My feet are begging to wander, but it’ll be a few months before I’m back on the road. But it’s all okay! While I can’t…
New Orleans is one-of-a-kind, to say the least. Rich history, a unique culture, AMAZING food, and so much to do that no one could ever be bored. It can even be a bit overwhelming! So many visitors stick to the French Quarter and Bourbon Street, but doing so is doing yourself a disservice. Instead, find…
I love working. I love traveling. And for years, centuries, we, as a society, mostly felt like those two things were incompatible. We’d work for months to take a two-week trip once a year, trying to pack all the fun into a short amount of time. But now, with technology and an ever-changing job landscape,…
With family in the RDU area, I’ve spent plenty of time in the Triangle. It’s not a typical tourism destination, but if you’re passing by, plan to stay for a few days – there’s plenty to see and even more things to do in Raleigh/Durham than you might expect, and if your family caravan includes…
We arrived at Kingsport, Tennesee for a four-day stay – thus far on the trip, we’ve done mostly shorter visits, since we’re trying to get to family in Alabama before M’s birthday. The morning was quiet – some projects at the camper, and prepping for our explorations. Kingsport History Kingsport, Tennessee was established after the…
It’s 164 miles from Harpers Ferry to Natural Bridge, Virginia, just a few hours drive. We arrived easily and set up the camper, then toured the new campground. It was raining when we arrived, so I set up the awning, pulled up a chair and a glass of wine, and relaxed in the rain –…
It’s official – we are on the road again! We left just after the semester finished. Now, our 2024 trip is much shorter than the 8-month odyssey we embarked on last year – we’ll only be traveling for three and a half months, and we have two retreats in there that eat up about two…
The RV is packed, the road is clear, adventure awaits. Before you pull out, have you figured out how to stay healthy and protected during your road trip? Health insurance is a crucial element of any RV trip, whether you’re a full-time nomad, a seasonal snowbird, or an occasional explorer. Your Health Insurance Options Traditional…
Let’s discuss our week in San Antonio, Texas. I’m genuinely glad that bad weather forced this detour through Southern Texas – I think it was just the push we needed to relax on our Great RV Journey. San Antonio weather, like Austin, has been much warmer, sunnier, just more comfortable overall, and we were out…
